Kingsport Kiwanis Club Organized at Banquet Inn
The Kingsport Kiwanis Club was launched at the Kingsport Inn Tuesday night with sixty charter members and twenty visitors. Delegates from Bristol Johnson City and Erwin attended, led by L. H. Phettyplace and George A. Selig. Speakers urged constructive community work and club unity.
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Kingsport Kiwanis Club
Kingsport Inn
Kiwanis
Bristol
Johnson City
Erwin
Clu
L. H. Phettyplace
Kentucky- Tennessee
America
M. A. Stevenson
Broad Street
Leslie Driver
Charlie Carson
Virginia committee urges simplification of government
A committee of simplification told Virginia's General Assembly that defects in state government stem from an irregular complex and confused administrative organization. The panel urged sweeping changes in the report sent to the legislature.
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Virginia General Assembly
Associated Press
Richmond
Committee of Simplification
Gov Austin Peay Delivers Address at St Louis Meet
Governor Austin Peay spoke at a St Louis gathering praising Andrew Jackson and urging citizens to fulfill duties of government. He criticized ignorance and indifference among voters and warned would‑be public officials to heed Jackson’s example.
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Austin Peay
ST. Louis
The
Tennessee Society of St. Louis
Missouri
Associated Press
Andrew Jackson
Interstate Trust and Savings Bank Changes Hands in Kingsport
The Interstate Trust and Savings Bank in Kingsport changed stock control to H. C. Masengill and associates, who have run the bank as cashier. The name will be Farmers and Merchants Bank after state approval. J. M. Cooper was elected president, B. H. Kincaid cashier and director, with Masengill named active vice-president and J. J. Tuffaker as vice-president. Directors to be announced.
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Interstate Trust and Savings Bank
J. M. Cooper
Kingsport
N. Haws
B. H. Kincaid
Kincaid
Bank of Kingsport
Instruct Committee to Report Tax Bill Before Acting on the Bonus
Washington update shows Ways and Means giving tentative approval to a bonus provision while blocking immediate action. Senator Couzens of Michigan and Representative Frear of Wisconsin publish letters criticizing Treasury Secretary Mellon on fiscal policy, including surtax reductions and tax exempt securities questions.
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Secretary Mellon
Congress
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Mellon
Couzens
Mr. Mellon
Treasury
Coach Jones Receives Kentucky Offer
Fresno Cal Art Jones, coach at the State College of Fresno, states he has received a direct offer from the athletics department at the University of Kentucky.
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Fresno
Cal
Art Jones
State College of Fresno
University of Kentucky
Grace period for 1924 Kentucky car licenses ends tonight
Governor Fields announced that the grace period for paying 1924 automobile license fees in Kentucky ends tonight. Secretary Waggoner said the police may proceed after the deadline, and there will be no further extensions.
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Frankfort
Fields
Waggoner
South Dakota Bank Fails to Open in Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls National Bank, among South Dakota's oldest banks, failed to open today. The bank holds deposits of two and a half million according to reports, signaling a sudden disruption in local banking.
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South Dakota Bank
Siox Falls
Siox Falls National Bank
South Dakota
Negroes Hold Up Bank Teller In Kansas City
Several Black robbers held up a Main Street bank teller at the door just before noon and escaped with forty four thousand five hundred dollars.
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Kansas City
Machinery Company President Arrested in Murder Case
Louis E. Griffith, 34, president of Canton Machinery Manufacturing Company, was arrested on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Ruth Hunter, 18, whose body was found on a country road near Canton on January 2. The coroner attributed death to heart failure after chloroform administration.
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Canton, O
Louis E. Griffith
Ruth Hunter
Canton
Griffith
Two of His Wives Suicide Shocks Louisville Barber
Charles Mellon a Louisville barber announces that two of his wives killed themselves at his home. Authorities investigate the deaths as self-inflicted in the tense domestic tragedy prompting questions about family history and the barber’s role amid mounting local concern.
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Loursville
Charles Mellon
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